Challengers succeeded at unseating at least five incumbent judges on state, magistrate and probate court benches during the June 18 runoff election.
June 20, 2024 at 02:36 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Georgia voters have made their voices heard at the polls.
Each of at least five incumbent judges who faced June 18 runoff elections in the races for Effingham County State Court, Brantley County Probate Court and Jasper, Stewart and Thomas County Magistrate Court, lost their seats on the bench to challengers.
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